God bless President Donald J. Trump.
Once again, the man the media loves to hate has done what no one else could: he freed the final Jewish hostages held in Gaza after more than two years of unimaginable torture, starvation, and psychological abuse. He brought Hamas — a band of bloodthirsty terrorists — to its knees, ending a nightmare that the so-called “experts” said was unsolvable.
Twenty souls, barely alive, have returned to their families. The same media that once called Trump “reckless” now reports on this miracle with a sneer. Because acknowledging that Trump saved lives and brought peace would mean admitting they were wrong — and that’s something the liberal press simply can’t do.
The hostages were starved, beaten, stripped of their humanity, and left in darkness. But in true Trump fashion, through strength and strategy, he accomplished what endless U.N. meetings and “diplomatic talks” never did. He didn’t beg for peace — he forced it. He brokered a deal that freed the innocent and brought Hamas to heel. And yet, the media’s response? To side with the terrorists’ narrative.
NBC News had the gall to refer to Hamas prisoners as “hostages.” CNN and MSNBC downplayed Israel’s joy. And The New York Times, always eager to twist the knife, ran a headline lamenting that “Hamas Takes a Big Risk in Deal to Release Hostages.” A “risk”? Spare us. The only risk here was Trump daring to succeed where their beloved “career diplomats” had failed for decades.
Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance hit the nail on the head when he blasted NBC for ignoring the scenes of Israelis cheering Trump in the streets. Even some Palestinians are celebrating him — not because they suddenly became Trump supporters, but because they finally have peace and relief from Hamas’ reign of terror.
And let’s be clear: Trump didn’t just pull off a ceasefire — he pulled off a miracle. In a matter of weeks, he rallied Muslim-majority nations fed up with terrorism, pressured Hamas into submission, and ended a conflict that had plagued the region for years. He did it through strength, conviction, and diplomacy rooted in reality — not weakness.
Addressing Israel’s parliament, Trump was calm, confident, and victorious. He spoke of rebuilding Gaza, of peace through stability, and of the Middle East finally breaking free from the grip of extremism. For once, both Israelis and Palestinians can look forward to a life without constant fear and bloodshed.
This is what leadership looks like. This is what results look like.
And yet, the mainstream media, Democrats, and the professional outrage machine can’t even muster a “thank you.” They can’t bring themselves to admit that Trump — the man they mocked, impeached, and vilified — has achieved what generations of global elites only talked about.
The truth is simple: Trump made the impossible possible. He brought life where there was death, hope where there was despair, and peace where there was chaos.
They can spin it all they want. History will remember. And the world will never forget who made it happen.
